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Bulger Agrees to a Deal


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St. Louis Rams quarterback Marc Bulger, who skipped a mandatory meeting Thursday when the team reported to training camp, has agreed in principle to a six-year, $62.5 million contract that secures his future in St. Louis beyond 2007.

 

Bulger's new deal includes $26.5 million in guaranteed money, sources said. He participated in the team's first on-field practice Friday morning after missing Thursday's meeting meeting when the Rams reported to camp.

 

Bulger had recently suggested he could stage a training camp holdout only to soften the threat, but when he missed the meeting Thursday it raised the specter of a looming camp absence even though Rams coach Scott Linehan described it as "excused ... for personal reasons."

 

Bulger had one year remaining on a four-year, $19.1 million contract. His agent, Tom Condon, was finalizing contract language on the new deal this morning with Rams general manager Jay Zygmunt.

 

With a $10.25 million average salary, Bulger's new contract would place him in elite company, just behind Peyton Manning, Carson Palmer, Michael Vick, Tom Brady and Brett Favre as quarterbacks who make $10 million or more on average per year.

 

Chris Mortensen covers the NFL for ESPN.

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St. Louis Rams quarterback Marc Bulger, who skipped a mandatory meeting Thursday when the team reported to training camp, has agreed in principle to a six-year, $62.5 million contract that secures his future in St. Louis beyond 2007.

 

:D Uh, er, signs a 6-yr deal, keeps him in STL beyond 2007. Well, I guess so! :D

 

 

BTW, good signing! :D

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:D Uh, er, signs a 6-yr deal, keeps him in STL beyond 2007. Well, I guess so! :D

BTW, good signing! :D

 

I think the author was referring to the fact that his future in St. Louis beyond 2007 was in doubt prior to the deal. But I read it the same way you did, too.

 

Either way, great news for Bulger owners (like me) who were hoping this wasn't going to be a distraction for him.

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